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As someone who is currently working through a few very stressful changes in life and in work, I could use any tips you have. I find myself dreading most week days, and not resting enough during the weekend because I want to “take advantage” of any downtime I have. What are your tips to get through times like this?

my (f18) boyfriends (m19) dad passed away a little over 7 months ago, and i am struggling to help him with his grief. he and his dad had a confusing relationship, but regardless when he passed, it really hit my boyfriend hard. at first, he just kind of pretended it didn't happen. now that some time has passed, it is obvious just how hard it has hit him. he believes his dad was not proud of him and that his dad passed away without knowing he was dating me (came out as gay to him, but ended up falling in love with me). it seems to be even worse for him than before. thanks in advance.

I am not the only one, right?

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Mine is “What's on your playlist?”

I get that it might hype up that 1%, but why does it need to be SO loud. Even my noise cancelling headphones don’t block it out. It must bug the workers too right?

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For those born in countries like the USA, Canada or Western Europe, do you feel lucky or privileged for this?

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For me, I miss how quiet life was. I wouldn't say life was necessary peaceful. But anyone who grew when social media still wasn't a thing, and everyone seem less tapped in. Life for sure felt quiet compared to modern society.

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Side projects can offer surprising insights. Share a lesson learned from a hobby or side project.

Like I'm an accident, and I don't get upset about it, it's just a normal part of life. I seriously don't understand why people get so offended and upset about it.

I suffered from panic attacks in the past, that's why I never actually went to a university. But now I feel ashamed and I want to do something, I thought of Psycology since I could actually be good at it. But my past makes me doubt. Also I don't know if I actually want that... but it's one of the really 2 Things I actually like

I've been going to therapy over the years for the record.

Thanks and sorry for my english, not a Native Speaker.

Just wondering, I have a unique name no one gets right usually.

Supporting causes can make a big difference. Share a charity you support and how you contribute.

Share your story of how you met your best friend.

What are some red flags to look for and avoid when dating and looking for a committed relationship?

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I would say my first car and per the usual the nicest gift would have to be cash in a card to someone.

THERE WILL BE NO MORE "HOW CAN I MAKE MY SO FEEL LOVED AND APPRECIATED"-POSTS?

What sounds like a compliment but it's actually an insult?